Loblaws store brands reporting COVID-19 positive employees at 14 GTA locations
Posted October 10, 2020 12:09 am.
Last Updated October 10, 2020 2:17 am.
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Loblaws is reporting positive COVID-19 cases among employees across 14 of their GTA stores.
Here is the list of GTA stores with multiple cases as of October 9:
- Carlo’s NOFRILLS, 1591 Wilson Avenue, Toronto – two employees tested positive as of October 9, the last days they worked were October 3 and October 6
- Loblaws, 60 Carlton Street, Toronto – multiple employees tested positive as of October 8
- Shoppers Drug Mart, 1500 Avenue Rd, Toronto – multiple employees tested positive as of October 4
- Shoppers Drug Mart, 2751 Eglinton Ave East, Scarborough – three employees tested positive as of October 3, the last days they worked were September 23 and 25
- Carlo’s NOFRILLS, 6220 Yonge Street, North York – multiple employees tested positive as of September 30
Here is the list of GTA stores with a single case as of October 9:
- Loblaws, 2280 Dundas Street West, Toronto – reported on October 9, the last day they worked was on October 5
- Loblaws, 3671 Dundas Street West, Etobicoke – reported on October 9, the last day they worked was October 4
- Real Canadian Superstore, 2549 Weston Road, Toronto – reported on October 8, the last day they worked was October 1
- Independent City Markey, 301 College Street, Toronto – reported on October 8, the last day they worked was October 1
- Leonetti’s NOFRILLS,1641 Jane Street, North York – reported on October 7, the last day they worked was September 29
- Fortinos, 35 Worthington Ave, Brampton – reported on October 6, the last day they worked was September 29
- Shoppers Drug Mart, 5602 Tenth Line W, Mississauga – reported on October 5, the last day they worked was September 29
- Shoppers Drug Mart, 467 Parliament Street, Toronto – reported on October 2, the last day they worked was September 28
- Shoppers Drug Mart, 2901 Bayview Ave, Toronto – reported on September 30, the last day they worked was September 26
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